Absentee teachers of government schools will be held strictly accountable. Deputy Commissioner

Faisalabad(94 news) Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali has said that under the education road map of the Punjab government, the officers of the education department should perform their duties diligently to improve the teaching management and system in the government schools of the district so that by achieving the desired results Faisalabad district can get the top position in the ranking at the provincial level. He said this while presiding over the District Education Review Committee meeting in which DMO Samina Saif Niazi gave a briefing about the monitoring reports.

On this occasion, CEO Education Ali Ahmed Sayan, DO Secondary Education Khalid Akhtar and other officers of the Department of Education were also present. Taking notice of the lower attendance rate of students in some educational institutions of the district, the Deputy Commissioner stressed on strict monitoring of the attendance of students in schools and said that planning should be done under an effective strategy to maintain the admissions of children, in this regard, keep in close contact with the parents. He said that habitually absent teachers should be held accountable and brought on the right path so that the obstacle to the success of the education policy can be removed. He asked the education officers to continue regular visits to the schools in this regard, there is absolutely no scope for poor administrative performance. On this occasion, CEO Education informed about the implementation of the educational road map and other administrative issues.